Ladder competition
Players can challenge each other within the club and move up or down through the season.
Competition
Not everyone wants to play competition, and that's fine. But anyone who wants to improve and play matches needs somewhere to grow towards.

We want players not only to improve, but also to have something to work towards.
A club starts locally. The ambition can be bigger.
Official interclub participation depends on the final club structure and the federation's conditions.
Players can challenge each other within the club and move up or down through the season.
A ranking within the club, so you can see where you stand and where you can grow towards.
Tournaments within the club, for recreational players as well as those who want sharper matches.
We want to put together club teams. Official interclub participation depends on the final club structure and the federation's conditions.
You don't have to be an experienced player. You start at your own level and get the chance to improve.
The final method for grouping players by level is still being worked out.
Not everyone wants to play competition. That's absolutely fine.
But anyone who wants to improve and play matches needs somewhere to grow towards.
The first goal is simple: build a strong club where people enjoy training, playing and coming back.
In the longer term we want to contribute to a padel culture in which players can move from recreational play to competition and in which clubs meet each other regularly.
If that works, something much bigger can grow from it.
Het Padel Legioen does not yet exist as a fully operational club. We are currently developing the concept.
That's why we first want to know how many players are genuinely waiting for this.
Completely without obligation. You don't pay anything today.